From the owner: Le Japonais fait son cinéma Dans un quartier du centre de Talence complètement réhabilité et enfin…read moreattractif, le Yamato est un restaurant japonais qui a trouvé sa place juste en face du cinéma. On y retrouve toutes les spécialités (la carte est d'une grande richesse) qui font le charme de la gastronomie du pays du Soleil Levant avec une particularité, tous les plats et les formules qui sont sur la carte sont également disponibles pour le service à emporter. Le choix est extrêmement large, pour tous les appétits et tous les budgets.

Very unique restaurant in Bordeaux, France. We were craving ramen, and this place didn't…read moredisappoint. I ordered the ramen and it was amazing. Yakisoba was very flavorful

We arrived at 5:30 on a Sunday and there was a steady stream of customers. We were able to be…read moreseated right away. had hoped to give it a 5 star review, but because the Yaki soba noodles were not the same kind of noodle as in Japan, I took off a star. Otherwise the flavor was fine and it was prepared pretty well. I give them a thumbs up for really trying to be as authentic as possible. They welcome you with the common Japanese greeting 'Irashaimasen' and our server could relay her order in Japanese The noodle shop also was narrow and looked like a noodle shop in Japan.

We thought a nice lunch in a neighborhood restaurant would make for a change. Friendly folks but…read morethe smell of oil was evident. We tried two lunch specials, chicken tonkatsu which was nothing to write home about. Tasted like KFC. Served with a miserly teaspoonful of out of the bottle Thai sweet chili sauce and a mound of rice. I ordered the Yakisoba noodles which came with two Vietnamese nems. The noodles looked and tasted like instant noodles stirfried in advance with a handful of vegetables. No taste and they came cold. Couldn't finish them. All dishes were served in canteen style compartment trays. The redeeming factor was the miso soup. The 3 euro pichet of rosé was avoidable too. The price: 23 euros. Disappointing.

From the owner: Maki spécial de maison; Sushi; sashimi; Yakitoriread more

Very good sushi place. Everything was fresh and tasty. The…read moredeserts are a bit pricey (7€).

I used to come here all the time when I lived in Bordeaux. The food is really high-quality and the…read moreambiance is nice. I try to dress somewhat nicely when I go here, at least something better than jeans and a t-shirt. Somehow their prices aren't too high. The service is very friendly. I'd recommend making a reservation, especially around lunchtime. Often in the afternoon, it's reservations only because they get really busy! In the evening, it's a little less so.

Great food, great service! We ate the cold noodles. I come…read moreshort of words to describe how great they were. Dessert: pana cotta - still enjoying while thinking about it.

I was craving some chicken teriyaki SO bad so when my friend asked me to join her for dinner, I…read moreimmediately suggested this place. The three stars are for the service and the restaurant itself. It's open from 12-6 and 7-10 so I think those are reasonable hours unlike the rest of France. Unfortunately the food was a miss for me (aside from the teriyaki sauce itself). The chicken came in skewers which was weird for a bento box. And there was old, dry looking boiled chicken in another pocket of the box which I did not touch because it looked repulsive. The salad dressing wasn't tangy enough, but rather flat. And I was so disappointed at their soy sauce because it had a vinegar after taste which wasn't pleasant at all. I don't know if maybe I caught them on a bad day but safe to say I won't be coming back.

Great place to have sushis! Several choices for menus, which…read moreare affordable and delicious! The staff is really nice and friendly! Went there for my Bday and got back twice since then! Would definitely recommend!! :))

Amazingly good and cozy…read more I came at 6:30 and nice we can get a seat inside without reservation The service is good and food is quick...I highly recommend it

Saturday night in Bordeaux.... You had better have a reservation because this place is very…read morepopular! We got there at 7pm and I'm glad we had the early reservation because it was a 3-hour dining extravaganza. Service is 5 stars! Absolutely top notch. We don't speak French and had absolutely no problem here. Notes.... 1) there is no menu 2) they can and do accomodate preferences and allergies... Love this since I'm lactose intolerant. 3) an open mind and an adventurous eater is ideal 4) be ready for an epicurean adventure 5) the chef is a creative food genius We opted for the 5-course tasting menu with wine pairing. It's a great deal for this high end dinner.... Total was 227 Euros for 2 people. Everything we had was good including the wine. But some were hits while others were... Hmm... "It's beautiful, but not my favorite". My favorite was the ravioli! It was non-dairy and seriously the best ravioli ever! The one thing that I found frustrating was everything was "blind". Meaning the food and wine were not described until AFTER you consumed it. Apparently, you are supposed to be good at guessing what you are consuming. After the first 2 courses, I was over it. I wanted to know what everything was before I started to eat/drink. But I played along to horrible results on my part since I got all the wines wrong and most of the sauces and seasonings. Oh well. It was still a really good dinner and an experience I will never forget.

Wait staff gets 5 stars. Friendly, welcoming, and informative…read more The food falls just a little bit short, in my opinion. Some combos just didn't make sense, and nothing was outstanding.

From the owner: Le Japon à votre table Après avoir une 1ère adresse dans le quartier des Chartrons à Bordeaux, le…read moreShogun s'est installé depuis le mois de février 2008 à Pessac Compostelle. La recette est identique, l'établissement propose uniquement des spécialités du pays du soleil levant. Les amateurs se régalent avec les plateaux de dégustation de sushi, sashimi, maki et les yakitori, fameuses brochettes au feu de bois. La spécificité de ce restaurant est le teppanyaki. C'est un type de cuisine japonaise pour lequel on utilise des plaques chauffantes ou des hottes pour la cuisson. Pour cela, le chef prépare devant les clients leur plat, ce qui a un côté spectaculaire.